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... The monthly conrt was held on Friday laat, at the Town Hall, hefore G. G. Kekewich, Esq the firet business wa* tbat in re Bbhjamib Pbabcb. statuary, an insol- vent, who had, at tbe last court, obtained an Interim order of protection. — Mr. Bennallack now appeared for insolvent, and applied for contin uanco of protection. Jfr. Stokes appeared for several crediton, and stated that in October 'ut ...
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... TRURO, Saturday, Dec 13, 1523. The foreign intelligence of the week pusseues little or no interest, the continent of Europe having now happily obtained a respite from the baleful career of Revolution, whieb the late Agitators have found to be anything but a flowery path to happiness. — Ferdinand and his Council are occupied in framing on act uf general amnesty, to be promulgated on the young ...
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... Countess of Falmouth, Earl and i JU 1 nte *i Mount Edgscumbe, Baroness Le Despencer, i n m-airer La«ly * na t e I,on - ?? Vivian i Lord and ! J ay Jemima Eliot, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Rashleigh, gfa 'tleury aud Miss Hardinge, Sec. \\e learn that Sir Cliarles Lemon of Carclew, in the ronnty of Cornwall, Baronet M.l\, ?? Sec Sec. Sec. I «. just been ap| ointe-el Grand Master of the ancient and ...
... DarSAT or the Dissenters. —-On Friday morning last, the annual meeting of the parishioners Bt. 'Marys. Truro, was held the Vestry-room, and subsequently adjourned, consequence the large number of present, to St. Sunday Schoolroom. The Rev. E. presided. The proceedings were, during the earlier part the meeting, of noisv, irregular kind; and expression was given to much acrimonious feeling, and ...
... ROYAL CORNWALL 1 LOSDUX (r.-iZETFE EXTRAORD M All \. MARCH 2.5r 1311. Dispatcher of vylpch the following are conics, night receive-! at the Earl Liverpool's e, nthlressctl to his f/'idsltii> f .it ulXlene.-al Graham, dated Ida ,f Leon, and 10th March, 1811. |a!a tic T.con, March 6, My Lono.—Captain Hope; my first Ak!- ...
... corn. t |' e we st, however, the ripening has been fl'tifiled by intervals of rain. ES.ETEH RACES, r ts r Dav, 7. maiden plate of p.y , ivel) the members for Devon ; two heats. Captaiu irding’s b. a. TcKeli, 4 yrs; old 1 , , ysi alb Mr. Ashmore’s //ope/rr/,6 121b.3 Mr. IJoht. Houkes’s ches. h. If'hipper-in. 1 2 (i vr . ed in Devon, Bst. Oib./ Same day, Sweepstakes 5 guineas each, subsr ibers, ...
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... 1 1 ?? COB CrEaLS nt tJTJBSTS. I ne ?? ?? have barn beM before J* ,_T JfT Ree.. since onr last re pert, Oa Th-nday feet* T^remeu. or. tho bedy of Msiwefli %Taren«, Seed r tr. The rieeeased was til Mm ou a low ttool before -frein her feihert r»ooee. Making at a ante place she 2 ...
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... viz. LOT I. TRENADON, WEST RABNELLS, E\ST RABNELLS, PEEBLES, FORPARK, & HEAD- LANDS; containing in the whole One Hundred and Twenty-four Acres, two Roods, and Twenty- three Perches, or thereabouts, now in the possession of Richard Pollard, for the Remainder of a Term of Years, of which Ten Years will be unexpired at Lady-day, ISIL, at the very low clear yearly rent of ii.125. LOT 11. ONE ...